Bhagyashree wants to avoid films on violence

Varanasi: Petite actress Bhagyashree who became a household name by successfully pairing with Salman Khan in Rajashri Production's 'Maine Pyar Kiya,' now aspires directing the same brawny hero opposite some other Bollywood beauty.
"I have already directed a comedy 'Oof Yoon Ma' two years back depicting the fantasy of a married man. I want to turn director again, but this time for a flick that deals with relationship and love and not any violence," said Bhagyashree, while talking to newspersons on the sets of 'Deva' - a Bhojpuri film also starring Manoj Tiwari, the icon of Bhojpuri cinema.
And who will be the main male cast of Bhagyashree's second directorial venture ? "May be Salman Khan, but opposite another actress and not me," said Bhagyashree.
The Marathi beauty, however, did not disclose the timing of her embarking on the second directorial venture.
About future projects, the bubbly actor said she was doing two English films with director Som Shukla and also working in two Marathi films to begin by the end of the year. She is also likely to star in two Hindi films, starting next year.
When queried about prospects of her pairing with Salman Khan being revived with the sequel of Maine Pyar Kiya, Bhagyashree laughed off saying "you better ask Sooraj Barjatya for this."
'Deva' is the second Bhojpuri film of Bhagyashree, who after being conquered by the sweetness of the jovial Bhojpuri culture is now swearing of acting in films made in the lingo of East Uttar Pradesh and Bihar for a longer time than her dabble with South Indian cinema.
Bhagyashree, admitting that she enjoyed anchoring a few film talk shows in the past on TV channels, however, lamented that most of the filmstars try to make a mockery of other film personalities through such shows.
"Anchoring talk show is a major responsibility, which should be performed in an unbiased manner," she quipped. —Agencies